Equal Pay for Equal Work: The Story of the Struggle for Justice Being Made by the Women Teachers of the City of New YorkB. F. Buck, 1910 - Počet stran: 570 |
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Abraham Stern Albany amendment annual increment Applause appointed argument Asso Association of Women believe better Board of Education Board of Estimate boys Bronx Brooklyn Brooklyn Eagle By-Laws cause cent Charter citizens City Superintendent Club Committee Davis bill Davis Law demand discrimination district superintendent dollars elementary schools eligible list employees Equal Pay Bill examination fact favor female teachers feminization fight fixed girls Governor Hughes grades high school home rule increase injustice Interborough Association justice labor legislation Legislature less license male teachers Manhattan matter maximum Mayor McClellan meeting ment Metz minimum salary Miss Strachan opposed organization paid passed pay for equal person position present President principal proposition public schools pupils question reason receive resolution salary schedules school system school teachers Senate taxpayers teaching thousand tion veto vote wage White Bill woman women teachers York City
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